BBC 'Bodyguard' Finale Memes For Anyone Who Couldn't BELIEVE That Ending
24 September 2018, 13:12 | Updated: 24 September 2018, 13:31
BBC 'Bodyguard' aired the final episode of the compelling 6-part series and we're still not okay.
Sunday, September 23 marked the end of Bodyguard season 1. The hit BBC One drama, which pulled in astronomical viewing figures and secured a spot on Netflix, ended with a twist that no one saw coming. The finale in the six-part series had fans feeling a range of emotions, from shock to disbelief and, in some cases, confusion.
Though it did seem dicey for David during the episode, the ending of Bodyguard season 1 did lay the mystery to rest and elicit some hilarious reactions from fans.
Some viewers straight up thought Julia would be back, only to have their hopes dashed.
Everyone waiting for Julia to come back then she didn’t #Bodyguard pic.twitter.com/sXesxV4Xnn
— Katie (@katieee15x) September 24, 2018
#Bodyguard when Julia didn't appear at the end of the episode pic.twitter.com/ZxEO83fLug
— Brooke (@brookas11) September 23, 2018
'But there is something you need first David'
— Darryn Lake (@darryn_lake) September 23, 2018
Me: OMG Julia Montague is going to jump out of the cupboard 👏
Reality: trip to Occupational Health 🙈 #Bodyguard
Bonus #Bodyguard scene: Julia pops up out of the boot of their car pic.twitter.com/nl50Oofqj1
— Ross Miller (@rosstmiller) September 23, 2018
With the assassination of Julia Montague at the heart of the mystery, fans were certain that the home secretary would be revealed to have been alive this whole time. While we're not ruling it out for season 2, we have to admit it would have been an iconic reveal.
Julia Montague, the time traveling home secretary on Corfu. We...stan?
Relax, Julia Montague was not killed in the #bodyguard series, she escaped to a Greek island and was given a new identity as mrs Durrell. pic.twitter.com/ILB71YOwg2
— Craig Sutton (@craigjsutton) September 23, 2018
Keeley Hawes also plays Mrs. Durrell on ITV's The Durrells. We love an acting queen, tbh.
Of course, the vest scene was not for the faint of heart.
Me every time David cut a wire on the suicide vest #Bodyguard pic.twitter.com/TMluu9OCi4
— Leah M (@dot_leah) September 23, 2018
Me sitting back and relaxing now #Bodyguard is over, David Budd is safe, and the conspiracy has been revealed pic.twitter.com/PaRRHuXJmF
— Tim Galsworthy (@TimGalsworthy) September 23, 2018
.
I-
how on earth did Rani turn out to be so horrible?? #BodyGuard pic.twitter.com/JmrVdMiR2I
— Gwen Edmunds (@gwenedmunds_) September 23, 2018
.
Hello, 999?
the bodyguard finale just murdered me pic.twitter.com/3u0V9RyB5O
— jess (@caitssam) September 23, 2018
Overall, the biggest takeaway from the whole series is that the boiler is a great place to hide your important items.
*watches #bodyguard*
— simon buschenfeld (@buschenfeld) September 23, 2018
*hides secret Jaffa Cake stash in boiler* pic.twitter.com/ZpGZV68vo7
After seeing the technique used so effectively in #Bodyguard, I've started hiding important items behind my boiler so nobody else can find them pic.twitter.com/vp33FScUTN
— Joe (@jawtonloe) September 23, 2018
Anyway, Bodyguard's far fetched ending had fans unable (or unwilling) to suspend their disbelief which is, undeniably, a good thing. Now, back to our Julia Montague conspiracy theories.
